According to Razi Institute's Public Relations, Mohammad Reza Mokhber Dezfouli highlighted the interconnectedness of institutions like Razi Vaccine and Serum Research Institute, veterinary faculties, Pasteur Institute, and similar centers, acknowledging their resilience and unity in overcoming challenges over the past century.

Mokhber Dezfouli took pride in Razi Institute's rich history, particularly noting Professor Mirshamsi's pivotal role in developing the polio vaccine, strengthening Iran's legacy in vaccine production. He highlighted the institute's contributions in manufacturing vaccines for diseases such as mumps, measles, rubella, and tetanus, showcasing its commitment to public health.

Emphasizing the institute's invaluable contributions to biotechnology, medicine, and veterinary science, Mokhber Dezfouli described Razi Institute as an inspiration of knowledge in the field of antivenom production. He underscored the importance of documenting the institute's history in combating diseases like Brucellosis, Tuberculosis, and parasitic infections, emphasizing the need to leverage media platforms to raise awareness about the institute's vital role in safeguarding public health.

In conclusion, Mokhber Dezfouli highlighted the profound insights of key figures at Razi Institute, emphasizing the importance of sharing their knowledge with the public to inspire and educate. He encouraged efforts to promote and showcase the institute's historical achievements more effectively, ensuring its recognition as a cornerstone of national scientific excellence.